Sony’s Rocket Project campaign trailer is featured on YouTube’s homepage today. With just 33 days left, the Rocket Project team shares their goals and inspirations in this video. To keep up with the team’s progress, check back on the Rocket Project web site we designed for daily updates.

WIRED’s new tablet application could trigger a revolution in the way readers interact with magazines.

The application allows readers to physically interact with print content, enhancing reader experience in ways that weren’t possible before. Articles come alive with the touch of a finger, launching videos, 3D animations, and even allowing 360-degree views of photos and products. Readers have quick access to all articles using the dual access navigation and can share articles through social media within seconds. As designers, we’re anticipating what the future of print can become as magazines incorporate digital technology. 2D photos with captions could soon be a thing of the past.

The Sony dash Personal Internet Viewer just launched at CES and is hitting stores in April, bringing favorite web apps to your bedroom, kitchen, or office through built-in Wi-Fi. We created the product startup video for the dash which greets owners with a short clip highlighting key features such as weather, traffic, sports, social networking, movies, music, games and more. Gmail, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, ESPN and Pandora, along with 1500+ other apps that can be downloaded are all available with the touch of a finger.

Here’s behind the scenes at our video shoot for the new Herman Miller LA showroom. Check out the 3D Alexander Girard sculpture, Daisy Face, in the courtyard. We want one of these.

Here’s the final video.

We directed and shot this video for Herman Miller to launch the new Los Angeles showroom. With its dramatic bowstring wood trusses, curved walls, and freestanding forms, Herman Miller’s LA showroom epitomizes Herman Miller’s design legacy—right down to the details.

A Sony Altus kiosk at Best Buy.

As part of our integrated campaign for the launch of Sony Altus music systems, we created in-store kiosk experiences for over 1,000 Best Buy stores. An interactive guide helps users choose the right products by asking a series of questions.

The kiosks were also put in Sony Style stores that use motion control sensors, enabling interaction with the wave of a hand.

Discover your perfect match and make your purchase– all without scavenging the store for an employee. Check out the kiosks in your neighborhood Best Buy or Sony Style stores.

Here are some behind the scene photos from a shoot we just directed for an integrated product launch.

We had a lot of fun using this big camera.

And this little one too.

We are excited to launch the new Herman Miller web site. We crafted the digital strategy for the site along with tools and resources for architects and designers. There is a new image library, videos, configurator, and a blog called “Discover.” The design and development was a massive effort and continues to be amazing to work on.

Herman Miller works for a better world around you, check out this brand video. BTW – Herman Miller really does bottle their own honey!

Check out Herman Miller’s newest chair: setu. It features a kinetic spine that bends and flexes with your every move. The spine is made out of one piece which bridges the base with chair’s back. And that’s how they got the name “setu” which in Hindi means “bridge.” The chair was designed by Studio 7.5 from Berlin. Check out how it was made:

We found this video on YouTube and are now inspired to form our own Hello iPhone band. I guess the question is what can’t you do on an iPhone? Rock on.